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EV Stocks Today: Tesla, Rivian and Lucid Rally at Noon as Soft Inflation Fuels Risk‑On Trade — Key News, Forecasts and What Investors Are Watching (Dec. 18, 2025)

EV Stocks Today: Tesla, Rivian and Lucid Rally at Noon as Soft Inflation Fuels Risk‑On Trade — Key News, Forecasts and What Investors Are Watching (Dec. 18, 2025)

NEW YORK — Electric vehicle stocks are in the spotlight in U.S. trading on Thursday, December 18, 2025, as a softer‑than‑expected inflation update pushes yields lower and revives appetite for growth names. At the same time, the sector is digesting several company‑specific catalysts: Tesla’s California self‑driving marketing case, a fresh Rivian upgrade tied to its upcoming R2 platform, and new signs that legacy automakers are recalibrating EV plans amid shifting policy and demand expectations. Below is what’s moving the major EV and EV‑adjacent stocks around noon Eastern — and what the latest headlines and forecasts suggest for the next leg of trading.
18 December 2025
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EV Stocks Today (Dec. 17, 2025): Tesla Slides After Record High, QuantumScape’s Automaker Deal Steals the Spotlight, Ford Signals EV Pullback

EV Stocks Today (Dec. 17, 2025): Tesla Slides After Record High, QuantumScape’s Automaker Deal Steals the Spotlight, Ford Signals EV Pullback

Updated: Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2025 — 6:00 p.m. ET Electric vehicle stocks ended the Wednesday session with a familiar late‑2025 feel: big headlines, bigger volatility, and a market backdrop that made growth names hard to hold into the close. The broader selloff in tech—driven by renewed anxiety around expensive AI trades—pulled down several EV-linked stocks, especially those that investors increasingly treat as “AI adjacency” plays. AP News+2The Wall Street Journal+2
18 December 2025
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EV Stocks Today (Dec. 17, 2025): Tesla’s California Autopilot Case, Ford’s $6.5B Battery Deal Exit, and Fresh Catalysts for EVgo, QuantumScape, Rivian, and Lucid

EV Stocks Today (Dec. 17, 2025): Tesla’s California Autopilot Case, Ford’s $6.5B Battery Deal Exit, and Fresh Catalysts for EVgo, QuantumScape, Rivian, and Lucid

NEW YORK — Wednesday, December 17, 2025 — U.S.-listed EV stocks are trading on a mix of regulatory headlines, shifting policy risk, and company-specific catalysts that are widening the gap between winners and laggards. Tesla remains the sector’s main gravity well as investors weigh a California Department of Motor Vehicles action tied to “Autopilot” marketing—while also continuing to price in Tesla’s robotaxi ambitions. Meanwhile, Ford’s decision to cancel a multibillion-dollar battery supply agreement adds to the narrative of an industry retrenchment in EV investment, even as charging-network operators and battery-tech names chase cost reductions and new partnerships. Reuters+1 As of about 11:40 a.m. ET on Dec. 17, here’s a snapshot of notable U.S.-listed EV and EV-adjacent tickers:
17 December 2025
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EV Stocks Today: Tesla Near Record High on Driverless Robotaxi Tests as Ford’s $19.5B EV Reset and a Charging Lawsuit Jolt the Sector (Dec. 16, 2025)

EV Stocks Today: Tesla Near Record High on Driverless Robotaxi Tests as Ford’s $19.5B EV Reset and a Charging Lawsuit Jolt the Sector (Dec. 16, 2025)

Electric vehicle stocks are trading on a split screen Tuesday, December 16, 2025: Tesla is climbing toward record territory on fresh robotaxi momentum, while much of the broader EV ecosystem—from early-stage automakers to charging names—faces a tougher tape as investors digest a major Ford strategy pivot, policy uncertainty around charging buildouts, and rate-sensitive market moves following the delayed U.S. jobs report. Below is what matters most for EV stocks today in the U.S. stock market, as of ~1:45 PM ET, and what investors are watching next.
16 December 2025
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EV Stocks Today (Dec. 11, 2025): Tesla, Rivian, Lucid and NIO React to ‘EV Winter’ Fears and Robo‑Taxi Hopes

EV Stocks Today (Dec. 11, 2025): Tesla, Rivian, Lucid and NIO React to ‘EV Winter’ Fears and Robo‑Taxi Hopes

Electric‑vehicle stocks on the U.S. market are trading through a tug‑of‑war today between two powerful narratives: a looming “EV winter” and a long‑term story built on autonomy, AI and global adoption. On December 11, 2025, the spotlight is on Tesla, Rivian, Lucid Group and NIO as Wall Street digests fresh downgrades, new long‑term forecasts and a flurry of autonomy‑focused announcements.
11 December 2025
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Car, Motorcycle and EV Stocks After the Bell on December 10, 2025: GM Hits Records, Tesla Balances AI Hype and EV ‘Winter’ Fears

Car, Motorcycle and EV Stocks After the Bell on December 10, 2025: GM Hits Records, Tesla Balances AI Hype and EV ‘Winter’ Fears

The auto and EV complex delivered a sharply mixed picture by the end of trading on Wednesday, December 10, 2025. While legacy car giant General Motors pushed to a fresh all‑time high and Toyota climbed on activist interest, pure‑play EV names such as Rivian and Lucid remained volatile as investors weighed talk of an “EV winter,” waning tax incentives, and looming policy shifts in Europe. Investing.com+2Stocktwits+2 The backdrop: global markets traded nervously ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve’s final interest‑rate decision of the year, with futures and major ETFs little changed as investors positioned around the macro risk event. TipRanks+1
10 December 2025
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EV Stocks Today (December 9, 2025): Tesla Rebounds as ‘EV Winter’ Downgrade Pressures Lucid, Rivian and China EV Names

EV Stocks Today (December 9, 2025): Tesla Rebounds as ‘EV Winter’ Downgrade Pressures Lucid, Rivian and China EV Names

Published: December 9, 2025 – U.S. market close & early after-hours overview Electric-vehicle stocks delivered a choppy session on Tuesday as Wall Street continued to digest Morgan Stanley’s stark “EV winter” call and investors positioned ahead of tomorrow’s Federal Reserve rate decision. Tesla led the U.S. EV group higher into the close, while Lucid, XPeng, Li Auto, NIO and BYD all finished in the red. Rivian managed only a modest gain despite buzz around its upcoming Autonomy & AI Day. StockAnalysis+6StockAnalysis+6StockAnalysis+6
9 December 2025
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EV Stocks Today: Morgan Stanley Warns of an ‘EV Winter’ as Tesla, Rivian and Lucid Slide (December 8, 2025)

EV Stocks Today: Morgan Stanley Warns of an ‘EV Winter’ as Tesla, Rivian and Lucid Slide (December 8, 2025)

As trading rolls through Monday, December 8, 2025, electric‑vehicle stocks are back in the spotlight — and not in a good way. A sweeping call from Morgan Stanley’s new auto analyst is rippling across the sector, sending Tesla, Rivian and Lucid lower and raising fresh questions about how fast the EV transition will really play out. Investing.com Below is a detailed, SEO‑friendly look at what’s moving EV stocks today, how Wall Street is recalibrating its forecasts, and what it might mean for investors from here.
8 December 2025
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Biggest Stock Losers Today: LEGN, MRVL, UL and More Slide as Wall Street Braces for a Fed Rate Cut (December 8, 2025)

Biggest Stock Losers Today: LEGN, MRVL, UL and More Slide as Wall Street Braces for a Fed Rate Cut (December 8, 2025)

Wall Street kicked off “Fed week” in a cautious mood on Monday, December 8, 2025. U.S. stock futures ticked slightly higher, with the S&P 500 hovering just below record territory as traders priced in an ~85–90% chance of another 25‑basis‑point rate cut at the Federal Reserve’s final meeting of the year. TechStock²+1 Beneath that calm index-level picture, several individual U.S. stocks logged outsized losses, led by biotech, AI‑chip, consumer staples and med‑tech names. According to TipRanks’ “Stock Market Losers Today” screen for U.S. equities, the day’s biggest percentage decliners included: TipRanks
8 December 2025
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Lucid Group Inc (LCID) Stock on December 6, 2025: Gravity SUV Ramp, $50,000 EV Plans and High-Stakes Forecasts

Lucid Group Inc (LCID) Stock on December 6, 2025: Gravity SUV Ramp, $50,000 EV Plans and High-Stakes Forecasts

December 6, 2025 — Market overview and latest news on Lucid Group Inc stock. Lucid Group shares closed at $13.42 on December 5, 2025, down about 5.2% on the day, with roughly 9.0 million shares changing hands. That followed a series of sharp moves earlier in the week, including a 4.4% intraday gain to $14.15 on December 4 after renewed interest from traders. Investing.com+1
6 December 2025
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Lucid Group (LCID) Stock Crashes to New All‑Time Low as Stifel Slashes Target and $875M Debt Deal Closes

Lucid Group (LCID) Stock Crashes to New All‑Time Low as Stifel Slashes Target and $875M Debt Deal Closes

Lucid Group, Inc. is under intense pressure today as its share price sinks to a new all‑time low, capping a brutal two‑week slide driven by weak earnings, fresh debt, analyst downgrades and ongoing concerns about cash burn at the Saudi‑backed EV maker. By late morning on Monday, Lucid stock was trading around $13.31, down more than 6% on the day and extending a steep decline of over 35% since mid‑October, according to real‑time data from Investing.com.Investing.com The move pushes LCID to fresh 52‑week lows and, according to several market outlets, to the lowest level since the company went public.
17 November 2025
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Lucid Group (LCID) Slides Again as $875 Million Convertible Notes Trigger Price Target Cut to $30 — What Investors Need to Know Today

Lucid Group (LCID) Slides Again as $875 Million Convertible Notes Trigger Price Target Cut to $30 — What Investors Need to Know Today

Lucid Group shares extended their post-earnings and post-financing slide on Thursday as Wall Street digested the electric-vehicle maker’s fresh $875 million convertible senior notes deal and a sharp price target cut from $70 to $30 by Benchmark. LCID closed around $15.66 on November 13, down about 5.6% on the day and roughly 8% over the last two sessions, as investors weighed the trade‑off between much‑needed liquidity and the risk of future dilution. StockAnalysis+1
13 November 2025
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Lucid Group (LCID) October 7 2025 Stock Analysis: Gravity SUV Lifts Deliveries to Record High – Will Expiring Tax Credits Stall the Momentum?

Lucid Motors (LCID) Stock Soars on Record EV Deliveries and Saudi Backing – Analysts Split on 2026 Outlook

Looking forward, Lucid’s Q4 execution and 2026 outlook will be critical. The company must prove it can convert its growing order book – including the Saudi government fleet orders and Uber robotaxi deal – into scalable production without draining its ~$4–5 billion cash reserve. Interim CEO Winterhoff has emphasized “aggressively reducing costs” and improving manufacturing efficiencywardsauto.com, as Lucid aims for profitability in the coming years. Achieving the low end of its 18k delivery guidance this year will require more than 8,000 vehicles in Q4, over double any prior quarter’s outputts2.tech – a steep challenge even with a second shift now online. On November 5, investors will dissect Lucid’s Q3 earnings call for clues on reservation trends, production ramp progress, and 2026 targets. Key metrics to watch include its revenue and cash burn rate. Any update on the forthcoming mid-size EV model could also sway sentiment, since a ~$50k offering would broaden Lucid’s addressable market beyond the ultra-luxury segmentts2.tech. Additionally, commentary on the competitive environment – e.g. Tesla’s price war and Rivian’s growth – will provide context on how Lucid plans to carve out market share.
28 October 2025
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Uber Stock Poised to Soar? Guggenheim’s $140 Price Target Explained

Uber Stock Rockets: EV Driver Grants & Drone Delivery Deal Ignite $140 Target

Uber stock has been a strong performer in 2025. After starting the year in the high $60s, the shares have climbed roughly 40–50%. By mid-October, UBER was trading near $94–95, close to its 52-week peak. On October 23, 2025, it closed at $94.61, up 2.6% on the sessionreuters.com, reflecting positive investor sentiment. This move came after a period of consolidation in the low-to-mid $90s. According to Reuters, the day’s range was about $92.50–95.55reuters.com, and the 52-week range is roughly $59.33–101.98reuters.com, showing that Uber is trading near multi-year highs. Uber’s market capitalization is now in the high-$190 billion range, making it one of the largest mobility platforms. Investors have pushed the stock well above pandemic-era lows. Consensus among analysts remains a moderate buy: out of ~39 analysts, the average target is about $105.70. However, some firms are more aggressive. Guggenheim’s buy rating at $140 implies a 50%+ gain from current levelsts2.tech. In contrast, more conservative voices note that much of Uber’s growth is already priced in. Technical indicators are mixed: the stock is just below its 52-week peak, and some market-watchers note it’s trading above key moving averages, suggesting momentum.
23 October 2025
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Investors Beware: 7 Stocks to Avoid on October 22, 2025 Amid Alarming Warnings

Investors Beware: 7 Stocks to Avoid on October 22, 2025 Amid Alarming Warnings

Even market darlings are showing cracks. Netflix shocked Wall Street this week with an earnings miss – a rarity for the streaming leader. An unexpected Brazilian tax dispute dragged down Netflix’s Q3 profit, causing its shares to tumble 6–7% in pre-market tradingreuters.com. The company slightly raised its year-end forecast, but that wasn’t enough to calm investorsreuters.com. The stumble highlights how high expectations leave zero margin for error in richly valued tech names. Analysts note that with stocks priced “for perfection,” any surprise expense or growth slowdown can send them reelingts2.tech. Netflix’s slip has put the entire streaming sector on notice, reminding investors that intense competition and rising costs can quickly undercut growth narratives. The spillover hit other tech shares as well. In the semiconductor arena, Texas Instruments reported lower-than-expected sales and forecasts, citing softness in demand for its chips. The result: TXN’s stock plunged 7.6% and sparked a sell-off across the chip sectorreuters.com. Peers like Microchip Technology and NXP Semiconductors fell ~2–3% in sympathyreuters.com. This suggests caution for investors in chipmakers – after a boom from AI and electronics, there are signs of a cyclical slowdown or inventory glut emerging. Another cautionary tale is Qualcomm: the mobile chip giant’s stock
22 October 2025
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Lucid Group (LCID) October 7 2025 Stock Analysis: Gravity SUV Lifts Deliveries to Record High – Will Expiring Tax Credits Stall the Momentum?

Lucid Group (LCID) October 7 2025 Stock Analysis: Gravity SUV Lifts Deliveries to Record High – Will Expiring Tax Credits Stall the Momentum?

Lucid's Q3 2025 delivery update brought some of the most positive headlines the company has seen in months. The luxury EV maker produced 3,891 vehicles in the quarter and delivered 4,078 vehicles, surpassing production for the first time since going public【962950135191294†L63-L119】. An additional 1,000+ vehicles were built in Arizona and shipped to a new facility in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia for final assemblyagbi.com. Management credited the surge to strong demand for the newly launched Gravity SUV and customers rushing to secure the expiring $7,500 U.S. EV tax creditreuters.com. The Gravity, a seven‑seat luxury SUV, starts around $96,550 and boasts an 828 hp dual‑motor drivetrain with a 450‑mile range. It can add roughly 250 miles of range in ten minutes thanks to fast‑charging technology that Lucid claims competes with Porsche's 300 kW chargersts2.tech. The company also clarified that early data showing only nine Gravity registrations was misleading because many vehicles were used as demos or awaiting registration, noting that several hundred had been sold【962950135191294†L63-L119】.
7 October 2025
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2025’s Best Electric Car Revealed – The EV That Dominates in Range, Performance & Value

2025’s Best Electric Car Revealed – The EV That Dominates in Range, Performance & Value

Electric vehicles in 2025 have shifted from niche to mainstream. The past year saw record EV releases, technological breakthroughs, and a buyer’s market more crowded than ever. Legacy automakers and startups alike are racing to outdo Tesla’s early lead. The result? Consumers now face a dazzling array of electric sedans, SUVs, trucks and even supercars, each vying for the title of “best EV.” This report digs deep into the state of EVs in 2025 to identify the best electric car of the year. We’ll evaluate contenders across specs, performance, range, technology, safety, comfort, price, and real-world owner satisfaction. Along the way, we’ll highlight the latest news – from big EV award winners to charging infrastructure updates – and include expert commentary on where the industry is headed. By the end, we’ll reveal which electric vehicle truly stands out as 2025’s top EV and why it earned that crown.
1 September 2025
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Tariffs, Tesla and a Twitter Hack: Top Tech News from July 14–15, 2025

2025’s Best Electric Vehicles: Top Cars, SUVs & Trucks Leading the Charge in the U.S.

Electric vehicles have truly gone mainstream in 2025. Nearly every automaker now offers consumer-focused EVs in the U.S., from sedans and crossovers to pickup trucks and even minivans. There are more models on sale than ever – about 149 EV models as of early 2025 autosinnovate.org – and they’re not just niche compliance cars or luxury toys. American brands like Tesla, Ford, GM, and Rivian have rapidly expanded their electric lineups, and international marques from Hyundai and Kia to Volkswagen, BMW, and Nissan are selling popular EVs stateside. This year has also brought significant new releases and updates: Tesla began deliveries of its radical Cybertruck, GM rolled out the Chevrolet Blazer EV and is launching the Equinox EV as an affordable ~$30K crossover, and Kia’s new three-row EV9 SUV is making waves in the family SUV segment. Meanwhile, Ford slashed prices on the Mustang Mach-E and ramped up F-150 Lightning production to stay competitive caranddriver.com, and Chevrolet confirmed a next-generation Bolt EV is in the works to return as a low-cost electric hatch caranddriver.com. Crucially, modern EVs address the key criteria shoppers care about:
1 September 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • Goldman Sachs Tops EMEA Deal Tables, Stock Flat Before July Earnings
    July 4, 2026, 12:48 PM EDT. Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) traded at $1,021, up 0.14% as July earnings approach. The bank led EMEA M&A by value in H1 2026, with $297 billion in deals, taking 44% of the market and advising on 111 transactions, including 15 of the 20 biggest in the region. Its P/E was 18.65-higher than JPMorgan and Bank of America, but behind Morgan Stanley. U.S. markets shut on Friday for Independence Day after a muted week for stocks. Analysts say Goldman's strength in major strategic deals should help in the coming earnings reports.
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